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    This document describes 6 different text types or modes of writing based on their organizational structure: 1. Time order - presents events in chronological order or the order in which they happen. 2. Addition order - lists primary supporting points like reasons or examples in whatever order the author chooses. 3. Description - lists descriptions of looks, feelings, or senses. 4. Comparison/contrast - lists similarities/compares or lists differences/contrasts between two things. 5. Explanation - explains the stages of a cycle. 6. Procedure - gives step-by-step directions or instructions in a specific order.

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    This document describes 6 different text types or modes of writing based on their organizational structure: 1. Time order - presents events in chronological order or the order in which they happen. 2. Addition order - lists primary supporting points like reasons or examples in whatever order the author chooses. 3. Description - lists descriptions of looks, feelings, or senses. 4. Comparison/contrast - lists similarities/compares or lists differences/contrasts between two things. 5. Explanation - explains the stages of a cycle. 6. Procedure - gives step-by-step directions or instructions in a specific order.

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    (Events The (Primary, Are Wants) : Eg Personal Narration &

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    Khawla Ebrhim
    This document describes 6 different text types or modes of writing based on their organizational structure: 1. Time order - presents events in chronological order or the order in which they happen. 2. Addition order - lists primary supporting points like reasons or examples in whatever order the author chooses. 3. Description - lists descriptions of looks, feelings, or senses. 4. Comparison/contrast - lists similarities/compares or lists differences/contrasts between two things. 5. Explanation - explains the stages of a cycle. 6. Procedure - gives step-by-step directions or instructions in a specific order.

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    IMODES (TEXT TYPES)

    TIME ORDER ADDITION ORDER


    (events areJresented.in (primary supporting points, such as reasons
    chronolo~c order or the or examples ,are listed in whatever order the author
    -'""
    order in w ·ch they happen) - - wants)

    1
    1 DESCRIPTION
    lists description of looks ·or feelings/ senses
    1 NARRATIVE
    ~
    tells a story of what happened: 2 COMPARISON/ CONTRAST
    Eg PERSONAL NARRATION
    • COMPARISON
    -personal story with events
    lists similarities/ compares A & B
    • CONTRAST
    lists differences/ contrasts A & B
    1
    • COMPARISON & CONTRAST
    2 EXPLANATION
    lists similarities AND differences
    explains the stages of
    +
    a cycle 3 CAUSF/ EFFECT
    • c :SE lists reasons
    1 !

    • ~~T .lists results


    3PROCEDURE
    • CAUSE & EFFECT lists reasons & results
    gives step by step directions
    +
    or instructions (orders) 4 DEFINITION/ EXAMPLE
    gives the meaning of a key term
    I

    and lists examples


    '!

    5 CLASSIFICATION
    lists types, sorts or categories

    !
    6 LIST OF ITEMS
    Lists (enumerates) other items
    e.g. points, issues, concerns, tips (advice)
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